. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Oonrad Kohrs. Conrad Kohrs, der staatlichen Kindergarten &Amp; Seed Co., Helena, Mont., einer der Pioniere die Bewohner der Stadt, dem 27. Juli im Alter von 85 Jahren gestorben. Herr Kohrs nahm an den Goldrausch in Kalifornien im Jahr 1848. Nach com-Ing zu den Montana folgte er verschiedenen Verfolgungen, schließlich Engagieren in Vieh rais-ing. Er nahm großen Flächen des laUjd wo Deer Lodge befindet und wurde einer der Th6 Rinder Könige der alten Tage. Er war einer der Ersten, der diese große Herden von Rindern zu Fahren auf dem Landweg nach Salt Lake City, Utah, für Eisenbahn Versand

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Oonrad Kohrs. Conrad Kohrs, of the State Nursery & Seed Co., Helena, Mont., one of the pioneer residents of that city, died July 27 at the age of 85 years. Mr. Kohrs participated in the gold rush to California in 1848. After com- ing to Montana he followed various pursuits, finally engaging in cattle rais- ing. He took up large tracts of laUjd where Deer Lodge is now located and became one of th6 cattle kings of the old days. He was one of the first of these to drive large herds of cattle overland to Salt Lake City, Utah, for railroad shipment east. In 1902 he purchased an interest in the State Nursery & Seed Co., of Helena, Mont., and while he did not take an active part in its management, he took a deep interest in its progress and de- velopment. By his death, T. E. Mills, the president of the firm, has lost an esteemed and beloved friend, as have also the employees, who have had many occasions to remember the genial old man, who never lost sight of their com- fort and welfare. The funeral was held at Deer Lodge, where he had spent so many years of his active life on the ranch. It was largely attended by friends from all parts of the state. One of the impres- sive notes of the occasion was the formation made by the fifty employees of the nursery, as the cortege passed the grounds, expressing in this silent manner the loss they sustained. Abner Hoopes. Abner Hoopes, 84 years old, a promi- nent resident of West Chester, Pa., died July 24 in his apartment in the Mansion House, West Chester, after a long ill- ness. He was one of the founders and senior member of the nursery firm of Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Co. Mr. Hoopes was of an old Chester county family, a descendant of Joshua and Izabel Hoopes, who emigrated with their children from Cleveland, York- shire, England, in 1683 and settled in Bucks county, Pennsylvania. Abner Hoopes was the second son of Pierce and Sarah Bunting Hoopes. He was born in Philadelphia,

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• bookcentury1900
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• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912